LOOK: Vice Ganda is 'Black Panther' queen of own Wakanda tribe | Inquirer Entertainment

LOOK: Vice Ganda is ‘Black Panther’ queen of own Wakanda tribe

/ 06:44 PM November 01, 2018

Vice Ganda earned the name “unkabogable” (unbeatable) for good reason — and the larger-than-life personality’s Halloween costume is a reminder of why that is.

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The “It’s Showtime” host channeled Wakanda’s Queen Mother Ramonda, played by Angela Bassett in the film “Black Panther”, for this year’s Halloween in Hong Kong. The all-white creation was made by designer Neric Beltran. 

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As a true queen, Vice had an entire entourage dressed as Wakanda’s constituents. Characters like the queen’s children T’Challa and Shuri, bodyguards the Dora Milaje and villain Killmonger all magnified Vice’s presence.

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Some of those in costume included Hashtag boy band members Maru Delgado, Kid Yambao, Wilbert Ross and Jimboy Martin.

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As per Vice’s Instagram Stories last night, the group partied the night away at a local event.

Other celebrities in the Hong Kong bash included Billy Crawford, Coleen Garcia, Lovi Poe and Richard Juan. JB

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